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Of crime. as 1t does today; and (S),
a very clear and fair exposition Of the
vslue Of free trade to q great manu-
featuring nation like England. At
another time perhaps We shsll recur
to the second and third Of these
points to-day we can only deal with
the 6rst, and that briefly. Mr.. Nor.
ley, referring to the present unhappy
condition OF Ireland, said:
Mr.. Csbden, on his first appearance, in his
pamphlet In ths year 1885, singled out Ire.
land as one OF tbs two or three greatest objects
which any Craftsman could have In his view
at tn Il time. and he demonstrated against
the wicket absnrdiy Of oar engaging IN all
sorts Of ontangiemen1 for Italians. Greeks.
Belgians. Poles. Spauiards. French, Bour.
bone, etc while We left population of our
own fellow citizens at our own doors Ia a
condition more barbar0ua. more degraded:
than at the. moment MARKED any civilized
New ", have right here tsnight to justify
Mr.. Cobdsn's foresight. HIS pamphlet Of
1895 was published eight years before the
Devon Com mission was issued in 20 the cen.
thry-sye years before any step was taken
10 raise Irela nd from the coalition Of delra-
dation and barbarism aud justifab lawless-
ness, in which she was then sunk. Hear,
hear.l Now y 1t not .sxssera,ing 70 think
statesmen haye given since. the year 1885 to
all sorts Of foreign questions which con.
obrned as very Ii Ito. or probably concerned
Us not at ali-lhear. hearl-if but one tithe
thought, that solicitode had been given 70
Ireland, a. Mr.. Golden advised. We should
not TO sy have been bsset by the harassing
tro lbles viii n make our embarrassment
and eur d Iiicultyf lChsersl
Verify the force OF rebuke could 20
no farther. 1t is q rebuke that
might be applied in soma instances in
our own country, where there is so
much anxiety for the heathen, ten
thousand miles away, and so little for
the poor at our own doors. English
Ministers have always reversed the
field glass when looking at Ireland and
Irish sffairs. The sufierlngs Of that
unfortunate people cannot be dis
cerned, and when they are ara seen to
be so small by comparison with the out
cry that they raise smile OF derision
instead Of tears OF compassion. Mr..
Morley Ia an Euglishmsn whose vision
is always rightly adjusted to the obj eci
in view. and his sym pathies, as broad
rs the basis OF human freedom, are
always equal to the demands made
upon them in the interest Of oppressed
and suffering peoples.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one of the
Finest Plantations
On the Arkansas River.

1900 acres of river bottom land, all above
overflow. 1000 scres 10 hie b state Of cultiva-
tiOn and thoroughly ditched, all under good
fence, of which or mi es is b'rbed wire and
plank combined; so good frame tenement
houses with brick chimneys; good dwell.
ings, with cisterns, gardens, orchard, etc.;
fine barn. sLablesud cri 8; a fin 3-story gin
house, 30 fe t long, with splendid machin-
cry, gins, feeders, con 1ensers, etc.. also,
grist and saw mill, Is head mules and horses,
oxen, milch cows, tools, wagons and har-
ness; about 1900 bu hels corn plenty OF hays
and cotton seed sufii oient to plant the place.
Located on the nerth bank o. the Arkan.
sas river, s or 9 mile below Little hook, ana
3 miles south Of the Mem his and Little
Rock raj road. The Arkansas Central and
Paramore branch roads TO Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, and
will be running vi hin a year, thus making
this most desirable place.
Owing TO advanced years and conse-
quent wish to retire from active farm man
aRement, the owner will sell at q great bar
gain and upon terms to suit any purchaser.
Cash pay msnt sufficient to pay for the per-
sonal property Only required, and, after
one-third of the real estate nas been paid
for, the balance may stacd for 20 years. IN
terest to be paid al nually.
II desired, we can effect an exchange Tor
the whole or p part In good Memphis prop
erty at fair casb valuation.
For further infGrmd ton apply in person
0VERION Il 0R0sVEN0R,
Memphis, Tenn.
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JOHN mORLBY AND TIE Golden
CLUB.

There is no higner authority upon
events in English history than Mr.
John NJ riley He enj vs. this dis
tinctiol by the common consent Of
educated and thinking Eoglishmen.
He won this measure of the pub ic
confidence many years ago by the
temper and discretion with VIII ch he
treated Of men aud events and the
spirit OF Ia me ~ that ran through all
his wolk, He has written upon many
subj c.s and ass treated Of many men,
bu, always with distinctive largsnesH
and purp 40 10 deal honestly by and
with his subj ct. Mr., Morley very
early in his csresr discovered that
there Il stand ard of Justice, there is
u standard OF fair play that ID IA from
the reath If tina "madding crowd"
but hs 10 rned that 1t must be- sou hit
for earnestly and with something akin
10 deVoutu 81 heart To reach this
spirit ( justice, this split of iairns ss,
one must put away the prtjud ces
inseparsble from birth and rearing,
from education snd environment, and
must be ele sated to q height whereon
oalmDe's rig 8, where passion never
has Bet f'ot. This is great height to
reach; 1t is q great gain TO attain even
under all tn b 3 conditions Of thought
81 ingrsined are the Contrar cites
that grow up Ia the human heart ard
head in spite Of the most industrious
pruning I'd continued labor. To such
height calm discussion Mr.. Morley
long sgl attained. Even his polihca
opponents r spect him for this pre-
eminence ia the dom ain of h ught
His conc uso 8, Al this height, as L
the tendencies of things in hi, owl
county aid wha' ought to bs the pc
litical conditions Of his fellow country
men are al of them Democratic. H
has seen q, d he sees that tha evil
that ext I aud that need thu remeiia
hand If imD ri Al legislation all arts,
ont Of Conditions opposed to human
freedom; thU it 10 the restraints @
srbitra y an unequal laws and thu
barDarity of c ass ,sressions that max
the distur IanGss 70 instance that il
Ireland are the chief d fficuties q
succs Ing EuSlish ministries. Quo
ing, a the o Ibden banquet, on IT,
18th OF May, his teacher, Mill-th
brave man who left deep impress
for OF upln the L gish mind
,quotipg him, he said he unequal di
trbu,i IN Of riches was the chief IA
outy ( these times, when Englsu
was ID ynocra'ic an not arts oeysti
as ia Oobirn's day. Al this ssu
bsuqust he made three remarasb
strong poil's (n in reference
the present a. contrast d vii
the co diiou of Ireland, as Oohde
paint q T. ia his crlenrst d psmphl
Of 1885, (2), me spirit and purpose
: the Lonio TINS hen to ssssts ma
character nv paJLag statesmen on Il
defensive as to a p astiy made cbarg
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REME MpE That the presence o.
UGWGW OGN Gens. BeaureEard anc
Early, who are in charge Of the drawinss, y
a guarantee of absolute fairness and integri.
ty, that The chances are all equal, and that
no one can possibly divine what sumbei
y i'll draw prize ,
KEWEM BEH. That the payment Of All
prixe Ia GUARAN rEHD BN fOUk
n sTION l. Banks Of New Orleans,
and Tickets are signed b. the President OF
an Institution, VII ,se chartered rishte are
recognized in the highest Courts; therefore
beware Of any limitations or Anonymous
anhamaa
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MEMPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD Co.,
MVMPHIs, IkNN., May 2, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
~ the 29th day OF April, 1871, decree was
entered by the Court of Chancery, az Mem
pbis, Tenn dies ,lviGg the lesse of the rail-,
Charleston Railroad Con- pany heretofore
held by the East tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Rally ad Company, and that IN ODE.
diepoe to such deere I'll said RAILROAD and
property has been sur eldered 70 The mem-
phis and Charleston h ri road Company.
~ " Nnl ND. Preaident.
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AhminIs,rAIOr's N0Iic4.

THE undersigned hsv ug hem appointed
i ana qua nd admin. strator OF the es
tate o. B.tlah WoOdlock deceased. notice is
hereby given to al persons indebted ~ said
estate TO come forward md tettle and 10
those TO wnnm tn e-t4te rs indebted 20 file
the claims with me dr. probate within
the time presc 'hed ny law, or the same will
Do 'O'. A. ", JOHNSTON, Administrator.
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Notice of Election.
THH z oToRs' INsuRANoS COMPANY,
MnMpuIa T.nA lima Z. lAAI

,- MENPsIs, TsHN., june 7, 1887. )
The Animal Election of Bosr5 Of Direct
ors of the Factors F re- Insurance Company,
TO serve for the ensuing car, will he be d at
ths Uompsnv's office, No. is N olson street
Memphis, Tenn on TUESDAY, Jun Il h'
1857. between the hours Of II ~. and p, IN.
n. F0N Al e. President.
JAa 4 BRAsLEY, Secretary
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R. F. LooNEY. JR. T. G. LooNEY.
L0ONEY&LOONEY
Real Estate,
81 MADISON STREET.
Trustee sale.


FINDER and by virtue Of three certain
" trust deeds executed to me, viz. On
the 2Sth day OF December, 1888, May 7, 1884,
and May Is. 1885, and recorded in the Regie-
ter's Office OF Shelby county, Tom, In book
No. ISL, page 20, No. ISL page AS, and No.
ISL, page 200, respectively, to secure the iu-
debtedness therein named, will on
at CLOCK p.m., in front Of the Courthouse
Taxing Distr OF Of Shelby county, Tennes-
see, at the request Of the bene ffc aries mem
toned in sal trust deeds, proceed 10 sell, TO
the highest aud best bidder, Tor cash, the
following described property, to-wit: A GER
tain parcel of land in Shelb, county, Tenn,
and knoSn as lots Is and "A, in block lSI
Fort pickle Ing, each ot ssit lots fronting "a
fef t, mnre or less, on Fourth street, and run
ming back parallel with Jackson street liz
feet, more or less, together with all the i'm
provements on ssid lots, consisting OF two
story franc house, part dwelling and part
store house, fronting on the north side OF
Jack on street.
Also, one other parcel of land in Shelby
county, Tennessee; Beginning on the north
eide of Gholso1 street, Fort Pickering,
thirty feet west of the southeast corner OF
lot Is, In block IS, of TIE Fort Pickering
tract; thence west on the nor b line of Ghol-
son street thirty 30) feet; thence north
on line para lei with Sixth at Get one hun
to an alley: theme, east with the south line
of said alley thirty i30l feet; thence south
one hundred and ninety and ore half 5000
feet to the begiu ming, being the west 10 feet
Of lot IS, and the east Is feet Of lot II, in
block Csc
stead expressly waived. Title believed to be
good but sell Us trus ee only.
JOHN L0AGUE, Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn, April 80, 1887.
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University If Virgins.

lFou ded by THos. JEPVERsoN.J
HE 0ath Session Bs EAas "a 1, 1887,
mo continue nine u.onths.
Thorough Instruction in Literarv, Scientific
aud Profession Depar ments, INCLUDING
A. lioI turs. For Caiol que apply Up. o
II, ersity OF Va Va)to
CHAS. q. VENABLE, Chairman 81 Fncultv.
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AddI esq Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, bsR.
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A. VI. HARE,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
And Expert BOOk-K Keeper
M. "a msD,SON So,

DOCKS Cpered, Posted and Balanced.
ID Iutricate Accounts Adjusted. Trial Bal
auces, Balance Sheets and Statements made
out. Arranses Partnership Accounts, acts
"a Secretary 10 Comp Rbies. Auditind
Speciality Car shlt4uOnl daily, free OF
charge rom 70 70 I 0'clctk
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We, the xndersigned, Banks and BanksrS
Mill nav all PriEes drdica IN The LoIisSdmo
Slate Lotteries phich may be presented at Our
Counters.
J.H.OGLEsBY,P Pres. La. Nat1 Bank,
p. LARAUX, Pres, State Natl Bank.
A, BALDWIN, Pres. n. q. Nat. Bk.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union MI Bank
Graz d SPmi.Annual Drawing
In the Acad. my of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, june IL, 1857.
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NOtire.
MnIIOE.

DARTIEs wishing 70 rent the ESTIVAL
i PARK or p cnics, &c, all please apply
at once for date o. DAYS tor su h occasions to
opened TO Opera aud Drau a. 0 CempaniO!
Cur ~ the entire ummers For date ana
tsrmS apply At NO. 40 Madison street.
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DR. n. A. DAUPhIh,
Washington. ID. a.,
,r at W est Court ST., Mem phts, Tenn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
GENERAL NEWS coNDnNsED

Inc Legislature OF west Virginia adjourn
ei finally without electlng United State,
Senator.
Another slight earthquake shock was felt al
Genoa, and other places in the Riviera were
harmlessy shaken up. The panic, OF course,
did not nb1te.
Kate MeMonn, an Irish wom,n, 20 years
Of age committoI suicide 40 Academy Cor.
ner Bradford county, P,., by taking
Rough on Hlts."
Dphtheria is nearly epidemic throu thout
Dutchess county, ~ Y. The origin Of the
hisease puzzles The physicians Scores Of
d'aths have occurred
Gus Meuiger, engineer, and Clarence Law.
fireman, were instantly killed az Chicago by
the eKrlpsion of a locomotive on tho Chicago
Eastern Illinois railroad
Germany l. st.ll unsettled over the result
n On" elections. and ths politician, are won
1ering what alliances the various parties
may make ~ support ar crush Bismarck.
The stove molders au over the country
demand the same wages they received prior
10 the cue o5 May, 1884. and threaten 20
'trike u thoir demands arc not acceded TO In
Ten days
Dr y stone Wiggins after a long silence
has sga'n appeared befors the public. lie
writes to the papers claiming the credit OF
'-ying prei cted the disturbances now going
)n in Europe
Ms. Cart wife or the owner ofa rancho
.n Now Mex co. with h.r two children per-
shed iD RI sn9w.storm OI the is h instant
The hfeler bodies were found cIlsped in each
Jthef's arms
kumDr of revolution OF Sofia
'srrie1 the attention of Europe to the
East. Germany BE- .ad 90 have been arming
ler fore ora the Polish frontier mud prepar-
ng for war With Russia
Tlc sAfs iu tbe store Of Wood R Red. In
gainesville, Arunsas, was blown open by
burglars and robbed OF $1,000 belonging 20
he county and several hundred dollars be-
onging 20 individuals
The clothing cutters ot the United states
nave been rocenty forming "a National asso
station. The bylaws aud constitution are
iow submitted to the local organizations. and
viii go in'o effect Du April
Cen -. p. Bu Ior aud Hon. Carl schurz
we're severely injured 90 Nsw York on Sat.
iriay Dy falling on OBJ, s.ipp'ry 81 iewllk.
The former bad a shoulder dIs.ocatoI aud the
after thigh bon3 fractured
The Women's Christian Temperance Union
'nd Knights OF Labor Of scriu.on, Pa, are
circulating petition asking the Lagislature
% provide for ths more severe punishment Of
'ssaulter, OF women aud girls
Mr, Manning bas decided 10 aoospt tbe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
FORTY. NINTH CONGRESS-,

MONDAY. In the Senate the presiding Of.
deer presented a messagA from the President.
ln rosponse TO resolution OF the Senate in
reference to the seiy'trO and sale OF the Amer
lean schooner Rebe~Aa, at Tampco. aud TO
The resignation Of the late Minister Of Mexi>
90 Jackson, stating that l. not deemed
compatible with the public interest"
10 communicate the oorrspon lence In either
case at present. Mr.. Brown submitted NJ.
marks on the subject OF the message lie
stated the facts in connection with the
~ 2ure OF the R'heCca, In 1874 At two
o'clock the Senate took up for consider
alton the Hou'e Llbor Arbitration bill
The Speaker laii before the House mes
'age from the Presid ,Ht, returning without
ais approval, the bill for the erection of
public building at Portsmouth, Ohio Re-
terred 20 the Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds. Mr. Ccisp, Of Georgia, asked
unanimous consent TO have the House concur
IN the Senate amendments 20 the lint reso-
luton fer an Investigation Of the all ,irs of
the Pacific Railroads.. Nc Strait, Of Mn
nesota, objscted, and the m assure went 10 the
committee on Pacific IA lroads The con
terencs report was agreed 20 on the bill linn.
ting the coat Of public building at Detroit
10 81 l0l, OO1. The House then went into
/ COMMITTEES of the Whole on the Legislative
Appropri alton bill.
THURspAY.-A very large number ~ p.-
ttions from Grand Army Posts, pray ing for
the passage Of the Dependent Pension hill
over the Presidents veto were presented and
laid ON the table The House substitute f,r
/ the Fishery Retaliation bill was disagreed
and conference asEei NJ s-rs y imunds
| Frye and Morgan were appointed on the
| part OF the Senate.
The Presidents veto OF the depen lent pen
sions bill was sustained 10y the Hou u,e after an
animated aud somewhat exciting debate.
| The vote being yeas, 10; nays, l3j; not the
! constitutional two,tnirls. The VOC bv
which the bill origionally plssoi tho Hous.
was $50 70 76
FRTDAY-The Senate then took up the res,
/ luton offered 10y Nj. Van Wyck, providing
/ for the election OF Senator'S by popular vo.o.
| Mr.. Hoar's resolution To the inadvislbilIty
/ OF negotiations for reciprocity treaties b,,
/ tween the United Statesan Canada, pending
retaliatory legi-l ttion, wa, atter disru >sion
referred to the Finance Com uttee
Private business having b,en jispens, (
with the Hou'e went into Committee OF the
! Whole, Mr.. McCreary, Of kentucky. ia tho
| olair, ON the Naval Appropriation BIZ. Tho
I regular deficiency hill was rep lrted to th,
| House from the Committee ON ApproprIa-
tions. 1t approprNte' S3,l7j,5)l. TIE e.,
/ Inmates were SI5Js qlI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
CanXashnck Dncks-

Though many persons annually enjoy
the sport Of shooting ,auvasback ducks
the Joy OF Maryland sportsmen and the
pride OF Baltimore opicurcs, few have
probably thought of the summer houses
Of the ducks where the vacancies in
their numbers caused by the industry Of
winter fowlers are filled by Young birds.
The ducks are found along tho Atlantic
coast rs far north as Canada. but they
migrate In the greatest numbers in the
fall 20 the Chesapeake Bay and its trib
utaries, where they find their favoritc
food, tho valuaena or wild celery, a fresh
water plant, whose roots they feed u on.
and which gives them the iuiciness and
peculiar flavor which distinguishes them
from other ducks and atones for their
comparative lack of bright plumagc
They follow winter down the Atlantic
coast aud remain in the Chcsapeakc
waters during the winter months When
the spring opening occurs they wing
their way acrOs- the country in north
westward direction aud spend the sum
MGR month, breeding and raising their
young in the ncighborhood OF the cool
waters OF the I ppcr Rocky Mountain
system and in the far north o the hfti,th
degree north latitude. There alone can
their eggs be obtained 4 well known
restaurateur o. this city conceived the
idea OF rails ng 'anva>back ducks in Bal
timore. He procured two crippled birds
q male and fcmalc-but his expert
mcnts were unsuccessful, as the bird
pincd for the cool air Of the British
American forests. EdHim0rc SuH.
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FAMINE AND DISEASE.
GREAT SUFFERING IN NEW,
EOUNDLAND.
Attempt TO Conceal the True state
of Auairs-A Town Whorc EV-
cry House n IA Hospital

Notwithstanding dcnisls OF Interested bus.
iness men, most wonderful stories OF dlstrcSs,
starvati IN aud dea IA continue 20 10 received
from both the Wesyern and Northern dis,
riots OF N,wfouud and
A c)rrcep lndent at Channel writes; IT IL
still the same do,oful tale have 70 tell OF no
fish, and, n n consequence, no food. From
Little Bay To Cape Ray IL is the same cry,
though in some plac ~ they are much worse
OFT than In others l was at R seblancho n
week ago. aud during the few days was
there forty able h ,dicd persons applied for
relief. From that place l cimc along the
shore, and in nearly all the settlements saw
the same sal slghu', OF mon women aud chill
dren SICK half clad and p ,orly fod
No fish means no food and no clothing Tor
fishermen aud their famuicS When sick ,
ness follows upon thi, thor con lition IL In
decd pititu'. In most OF the settlements 20
the eastward th' people have hal the meas
les. In seal Cove, with apopulatiou Of 2Ol
every hou 'e was hospital, aud many diod.
some had h N aud be ldng aud others had
nothing but the bare II ,or to lie on. Sails
were put mp around ths rooms 20 keep out
cold. Dry bread, without either tea or mo>
lasses in some cases, was the only food wborcs
with SEX aud sound alike were fed"
Another cJrrcsp)n lont says there IL an
enormous quantity Of snow ON the ground.
Tho winter fishery is complete failure IL
u impossible 60 procure fresh fish for the ta-
ble. Very many fishermen have almost for
gotten the tas,e OF moit, anI not few are
without powder and shot TO kill bird
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The city of Nice has resumed is normal
condition. tins ps1pe having entirely rscov.
cred from Che earthquake fright a slight
panic occurred sunday during the ceebra
tion of mass in The Cluro1 Of N5rtre Dame
by the falling ofs1me old p.aster. bus the
panic soon uDaded without having c,usei
harm
Thirty houses have fallen In Claris iu con.
sequence u damlgl done by the recent
earthquake.
Slight earthquake shocks we're felt Mou.
day at A,aVio and Albonza Trains ON tb.
Riviera railway continue running, bu. at q
slow speed On Fsbruiry p eleven hours
before The first shock two kilometers Of road
was destroyed hetwse1 N.cs AMI S1tpsl by
The falling OF hiU. 8 similar accident oc.
curre1 nair istria
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noycottlng Actlonnhlc.

In the civil suits for damages instituted in
the Circuit Court ot the Unltcj S,atcs by tho
Old Dominion Steamship Company against
Master Workman Qlmn and other labor
leaders who directed the boycott In the recent
struggle ON beha OF the frei xht handlers,
Judge Brown not only hll Il that tbs action
of the Oceau Association Ia cluslng the
steamship compauy'a men O. cease work con-
stitutei I'm law "a malicious and loyal intor-
ference with the plnint Ts business" but
that all labor organizations, 80 far as they
arc designed TO Interfere with the
perfect freedom of employers in
the proper management and con
troll Of their lawful business, or to dictate
ia any particular the term, upon which their
business shlll bo conducted b. meaus of
threats OF iojury or loss, 10y interference
with their property or trotil', or with the
lawful employment OF Other persons, or de-
signed - abridge any OF these rights-Iro IL
legal combinatiols or associations; aud all
acts done in fur,h,ranc3 Of such intentions
by such III sans and accompanied 10y damage
nro Hctic nabic.n
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ohio Notes

Tue President has vetoed tine bin for d
Government building at Portsmouth.
over 800 per-oue have signed tho pleIQs
e. q result of Mlrphy's Gospel temperance
work ~ Ripley
Some tHeuiy huugariaus who went SoItb
rom Ohio IN go, work, failed and arc now iu
destI'ule condition trying 60 got hom.
twenty more we're left bsl.nd 80 Cnattan5o-
"a
The American Wire work. ~ Cleveland.
have been c'osei in consequence of strike
1i employees Tor an advance in wages. Ab1u.
-Oo men are IDLE.
Rev. a % Leonard che Prohibition loader
lf ohio, urges opposition 10 the Dow law.qui
'ays tbs coming campugn will bs Che n ..
Important that STATE has ever seen.
The steam barge CunbuanI. one N th,
larsot on 'he lakes, owned Iy GIrhrist Of
VeuuIIion, Ohio. sunk o. 70 wharf at b.
pot -hr hal on board 1000 busboI of
wheat stored Tor Eastern parties
80 Wuloughby Eugene Fowler ags5
ia vas shot a1I is believed fatally wounded
by Durwooi Clarke. aged % Young Clark,
vas foliaz wits rfs aui pointed it at
Fowler The welpon was I.srharg,I the bali
striking the boy iu ths fJrsh.ai
Jane Bali, of Logan has been granted q
ieyree of divorce ard aiim5ly aRains.J j. w.
Ball The parties bad lived together G'r,
yosrs had ten c6iireI and we're wesItny
and of good .tanlnn The decree va.
granted on tbe grounds of tbs husband.